Adverb poem
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The document describes two poems about pets. The first poem is about a cat that plays happily, enthusiastically, loudly, and cheerfully in the garden. The second poem is about a rabbit that jumps highly, happily, cheerfully, and loudly in the country. Both poems follow a structure of including an increasing number of adverbs to describe the pet's actions.
Adverb poem
- 5. My Cat By Sandra P. My cat my cat plays happily my cat plays happily, enthusiastically plays happily, enthusiastically, loudly happily, enthusiastically, loudly, cheerfully when it is in the garden.
- 6. • Line 1 : Noun ( my cat) • Line 2 : Same noun + verb + adverb 1 (my cat+ plays+ happily) • Line 3: Same noun+ verb + adverb 1+ adverb 2 (my cat+ plays +happily+ enthusiastically) • Line 4: Verb + adverb 1+ adverb 2 + adverb 3 (plays happily, enthusiastically, loudly) • Line 5:Adverb 1, adverb 2, adverb 3, adverb 4. ( happily, enthusiastically, loudly+ cheerfully) • Line 6: phrase showing condition, time or place. (when it is in the garden)
- 7. My Rabbit. By Cristobal A. My rabbit My rabbit jumps highly My rabbit jumps highly, happily Jumps highly, happily, cheerfully Highly, happily, cheerfully, loudly When it´s in the country.